Test your English - Levels A1 to B1

ten, eleven, twelve,
1. thirteen
2. thrity
3. thirty
The spelling of the first person pronoun is
1. I
2. i
3. indifferently I or i
What is the correct spelling?
1. receive
2. recieve
3. receeve
The order in which two numbers are multiplied
1. does not matter
2. matters
An isosceles triangle has
1. two angles of the same measure.
2. two sides equal in length.
3. all sides equal in length.
In an equilateral triangle,
1. all sides have the same length.
2. 2 sides have the same length.
3. all sides are equal to pi.
I really loved the concert, it was
1. terrible
2. terrific
3:25
1. It's twenty-five past three
2. It's twenty-five to three
3. It's three and twenty-five
The ________ of Germany is Berlin.
1. capital
2. capitole
3. capitale
There are ___ states in America.
1. 50
2. 51
3. 49
In the sentence: My brother's dog's black., the 's mean
1. possession - verb BE
2. possession - verb HAVE
3. possession - possession
4. verb BE - verb HAVE
My name is John and I _____ in London.
1. live
2. am from
3. from
4. am living
If you step.on someone's foot, you say:
1. I'm sorry.
2. I beg your pardon.
3. How do you do?
4. Excuse me.
The underground in London is called:
1. the Tube
2. the metro
3. the subway
Which of these cities is not a capital city?
1. New York
2. London
3. Canberra
12:40
1. It's twenty to one.
2. It's twenty past one.
3. It's twenty to twelve
4. It's twelve thirty.
It's hot, you should take your
1. hat
2. umbrella
3. glasses
3 big cities in California.
1. Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego
2. Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle
3. Los Angeles, Chicago, San Diego
4. Dallas, Chicago, Los Angeles
In Great Britain, people speak English. In the Netherlands, they speak
1. Dutch
2. German
3. Deutsch
4. Netherish
The word - America - is stressed
1. aMErica
2. America
3. ameRIca
4. ameriCA
The number 200,345 is
1. two hundred thousand three hundred and forty-five
2. two hundred thousand three hundred forty-five
3. two hundred three hundred and forty-five
4. two million three hundred forty-five
My GPS is not working, I should take
1. a map
2. a calculator
3. an atlas
The correct sentence is
1. Where were you born?
2. Where where you born?
3. Where did you born?
4. Were where you born?
My parents love my sister and me => they love ___.
1. us
2. we
3. our
4. ourselves
I'm talking about an object, I'll use the pronoun
1. it
2. he
3. she
4. they
Which of these sentences makes sense?
1. I'm thirsty, give me a biscuit please.
2. I'm thirsty, can I have a Coke please?
3. I'm thirsty, I'm 2 years older than my brother.
A famous park in London
1. Hyde Park
2. Central Park
3. The London Bridge Park
Mum, can I have ___ chocolate please?
1. some
2. no
3. any
In the sentence: I'd love to visit Washington, 'd is short for
1. would
2. had
3. should
4. had better
How old ___ your sister. She's 17.
1. is
2. has
3. was
4. had
New York City is composed ___ 5 boroughs.
1. of
2. by
3. into
a²+b²=c² is
1. Pythagoras' theorem.
2. Thales' theorem.
3. not correct
That's so sad, I love her but she doesn't love ___.
1. me
2. mine
3. myself
4. you
Someone says "How do you do?", you reply:(the answer is here)
1. How do you do?
2. Fine thank you.
3. Fine thank you, and you?
4. How are you?
A square has got
1. 4 equal sides
2. 4 sides
3. 3 sides
You're English, __________?
1. aren't you
2. are you
3. isn't you
4. is you
We have 2 arms, 2 eyes, 2 legs, 2 feet but only one ___
1. belly button
2. eyebrow
3. ear
The 5 boroughs of New York are: Manhattan, Bronx, Staten Island, Queens and ____.
1. Brooklyn
2. New Jersey
3. Central Park
I'm sorry but I have too much work, I ___ come to your party.
1. won't be able to
2. will have to
3. won't be possible to
Which sentence is correct?
1. I've been to New York, it's a great city.
2. I was in New York, it's a great city.
3. I've gone to New York, it's a great city.
A tennis ball is ___ a table tennis ball.
1. heavier than
2. more heavy than
3. the heaviest as
4. as heavy than
Have you seen that movie ?
1. No, I haven't
2. Yes, I did
3. No, I didn't
She smokes 2 packs a day, she ___ really quit.
1. should
2. mustn't
3. can
There are clouds everywhere, it is
1. overcast
2. sunny
3. rainy
This girl is so nice, I really like ___.
1. her
2. she
3. hers
4. herself
Mount Everest is ___ mountain in the world.
1. the highest
2. the most high
3. the hightest
4. the best high
Who's that over there ? ___
1. It's my cousin Paul.
2. It's blue.
3. It's on the right.
What is he doing? ___
1. He's doing the dishes right now.
2. He is a dentist.
3. No he doesn't.
Where ___ you live? I live in London.
1. do
2. is
3. are
4. have
5. does
Last year, I ___ to Spain
1. went
2. go
3. goed
4. am going
5. visited
Twenty-one plus thirty-six multiplied by 2 minus fourteen is ___.
1. one hundred
2. one thousand
3. seventy-nine
I'm so tired, I've been waiting ___ over 3 hours.
1. for
2. since
3. during
Your music is too loud, please turn it ___.
1. off
2. on
3. away
You can't smoke in here, please put that cigarette ___.
1. out
2. away
3. on
I can't help you right now, I'm ___.
1. busy
2. free
3. too small
Mum, is there ___ milk?
1. any
2. some
3. many
It was ___ funny that we laughed for 5 minutes.
1. so
2. very
3. extremely
Please, wait, ___.
1. I need to talk to you
2. Hurry up
3. we must not be late
The Sahara is probably ___ place on earth.
1. the hottest
2. the hotest
3. the most hot
4. the coldest
How old ___ you in 1998?
1. were
2. was
3. had
4. are
What does your dad do? ___
1. He is a dentist.
2. He is dentist
3. He works dentist
4. His job is dentist.
___ did the movie last? 2 hours
1. How long
2. How much
3. How time
How is he?
1. He has been ill but he's OK now.
2. He's tall, with green eyes.
3. He's coming by bus.
I asked him how he ___ and he just said "I'm fine".
1. was
2. is
3. has been
4. goes
This movie is the ___ movie of all times in my opinion.
1. worst
2. baddest
3. badest
4. better
There will be plenty of food, you ___ make a cake for the party.
1. don't have to
2. mustn't
3. need to
4. can't
The policeman asked : ___ see anything? Where did the car come from?
1. Did you
2. Have you
3. Do you
4. Will you
The Queen of Britain lives in ___.
1. Buckingham Palace
2. Big Ben
3. St Paul's Cathedral
I have not visited the British Museum ___, but I will next year when I go to London.
1. yet
2. already
3. ever
4. again
Have you ___ been to Italy?
1. ever
2. already
3. yet
What did you do ___ the holidays?
1. during
2. while
3. for
4. since
I haven't seen him ___ last Christmas.
1. since
2. for
3. during
Many houses ___ during the storm.
1. have been destroyed
2. have destroyed
___ person gave £10 for the party.
1. Each
2. All
3. Everyone
My brother's grandfather is my mother's ___.
1. father
2. grandfather
3. son
___ are you staying ? 3 weeks.
1. How long
2. How much
3. How many
4. How often
___ is it? £3
1. How much
2. How many
3. How cost
___ people will there be at the party? About 30.
1. How many
2. How much
3. How often
___ do you go swimming ? Usually 3 times a week.
1. How often
2. How much
3. How many
___ is it from the museum to the bus station? 2 miles.
1. How far
2. How much
3. How many
4. How kilometers
___ is the Empire State Building?
1. How high
2. How hight
3. How much
4. How meters
When I was younger, I ___ play a lot of tennis, but I don't any more.
1. used to
2. played
3. had
When he arrived, he realized that he ___ his keys.
1. had forgotten
2. forgot
3. has forgotten
When I'm older, I ___ be a fireman.
1. want to
2. want
3. want not
Where did you stay? I ___ in a motel.
1. slept
2. sleept
3. sleeped
How old are you? I am ___.
1. 14
2. 14 years old
3. 14 years
The ending of walked is pronounced
1. t
2. d
3. id
I can't lift this rock, it's ___ heavy.
1. too
2. to
3. too much
What ___ on Monday morning? He ___ his car to the garage.
1. is he doing - is taking
2. does he do - takes
Choose the logical proposition.
1. spring - summer - autumn
2. autumn - winter - summer
3. spring - winter - autumn
Monday, ___, Wednesday, ___, Friday
1. Tuesday - Thursday
2. Thursday - Tuesday
3. tuesday - thursday
4. Saturday - Sunday
What does he ___, chocolate or coffee?
1. prefer
2. prefers
3. preferring
I really hate this guy, and I ___ his sense of humour.
1. can't stand
2. love
3. am fond of
I ___ this comedian, he's such a good actor.
1. am really fond of
2. can't bear
She's really keen ___ animals, she's got lots of posters in her room.
1. on
2. of
3. at
It ___ be him, he was not in town when the murder happened.
1. can't
2. must
3. shouldn't
4. should
I ___ playing tennis with my brother when I was seven.
1. started
2. have started
3. start
4. did start
You will have a car when you ___.
1. are eighteen.
2. will be eighteen.
3. will have eighteen.
4. have eighteen.
Chistopher Columbus discovered America in ___.
1. fourteen ninety-two
2. fourty ninety-two
3. fourteen nineteen-two
4. one thousand four hundred and ninety-two.
Nelson Mandela
1. spent 27 years in prison on Robben Island.
2. became president of South Africa in 1994.
3. was the the leader of the African National Congress.
4. died in 2005.
The neighbours have been on holiday ___ last week.
1. since
2. for
3. during
4. while
I didn't see him, he came ___ I was on holiday,
1. while
2. during
3. for
4. since
A synonym of "not enough" is
1. too few
2. during
3. for
4. since
Before she went to Asia, she ___ elephants.
1. had never seen
2. has never seen
3. never saw
When I was in Australia, I ___ kangaroos.
1. saw
2. have seen
3. had seen.
Question: Hi, ___ ?
Answer: Certainly, cross the street, go straight on, cross the street in front of the supermarket and it's on your right
1. Do you know where the pub "The Crown" is please?
2. Are you going to the pub?
3. Is the pub opposite the supermarket?
Someone says "Thank you!", you reply:
1. You're welcome.
2. Thank you too.
3. You too.
How many clocks has Big Ben got?
1. 4
2. 2
3. 1
The Twin Towers in New York were destroyed on September 11th of what year?
1. 2001
2. 2000
3. 2002
In London, buses are
1. red
2. black
3. blue
The plural of knife is
1. knives
2. knifes
3. knifs
Finish the sentence : They have got 2 ___.
1. children
2. childrens
3. childs
I love my parents => I love ___.
1. them
2. they
3. their
Sophie has got blue glasses =>
1. Sophie's glasses are blue
2. Sophie's blue are glasses
3. Glasses's Sophie are blue
4. Sophie's glasses is blue.
I went to the party, but there was ___ I knew.
1. no one
2. nothing
3. anyone
4. someone
I'm looking ___ my purse but I can't find it.
1. for
2. at
3. away
The opposite of : There are too many people is:
1. There are too few people
2. There are too little people
3. There are a lot of people
___ brothers and sisters have you got? 2
1. How many
2. How
3. How much
She doesn't like apples, ___
1. does she?
2. doesn't she?
3. isn't it?
Tim went to the bank, ___
1. didn't he?
2. did he?
3. went he?
I like mushrooms.
1. So do I
2. So like I
3. I like too
I don't like tomatoes.
1. Neither do I.
2. So do I
3. So don't I.
I'm interested ___ science.
1. in
2. on
3. at
I'm really keen ___ football
1. on
2. in
3. at
Are you afraid ___ snakes?
1. of
2. in
3. at
She is really good ___ English.
1. at
2. in
3. on
Peter ate the chicken. =>
1. The chicken was eaten by Peter.
2. The chicken ate Peter.
3. The chicken eaten by Peter.
Where's John? He's ___ to the dentist's, he'll be back in 20 minutes.
1. gone
2. been
3. left
Cardiff is in
1. Wales
2. England
3. Scotland
I love chemistry, I find the lessons very ___.
1. interesting
2. interested
3. interest
What is the best movie you have ___ seen?
1. ever
2. already
3. never
We have known ____ for 3 years
1. each other
2. ourselves
3. you and me
I am sad ___ I know that she doesn't love me.
1. because
2. why
3. how
The opposite of clean is
1. dirty
2. young
3. small
Pamela is my
1. cousin's wife
2. uncle's nephew
3. sister's boyfriend
A typical English breakfast includes ___.
1. tea, sausages, mushroom, bacon, eggs and tomatoes.
2. tea, sausages, fish and chips, bacon, eggs and tomatoes.
3. tea, sausages, mushroom, fish, eggs and tomatoes.
4. Pineapple, pears, apricots and grapes
___ live in London.
1. My cousin and his girlfriend
2. John
3. The Prime Minister
I love this song, it's ___.
1. wonderful
2. awful
3. terrible
She doesn't ___ television very often.
1. watch
2. watches
3. looks
4. look at
It's 7 o' clock and he's not here yet.
Don't worry, he ___ on his way.
1. must be
2. must probably
3. cannot be
You will pass your exam...
1. if you work really hard.
2. if you worked really hard.
3. if you had worked really hard.
I won't talk to him ___he says he is sorry.
1. unless
2. except
3. whereas
The "o" in women is pronounced like
1. the "i" in fridge
2. the "a" in about
3. the "o" in orange
The "our" in hour is pronounced like
1. the "ower" in tower
2. the "our" in journey
3. the "ough" in enough
The ship which brought the first pilgrims to America was ___.
1. The Mayflower
2. The Liberty
3. The American Dream
The first president of the United States of America was ___.
1. George Washington
2. Abraham Lincoln
3. Richard Nixon
Which president was shot in Dallas in 1963? (an airport also bears his name).
1. John F Kennedy
2. Richard Nixon
3. Dwight D Eisenhower
Which city is not in Ireland?
1. Belfast
2. Limerick
3. Dublin
4. Glasgow
The city of Miami is ___.
1. in the south-east of the USA
2. in the south-west of the USA
3. in the north-east of the USA
4. in the north-west of the USA
One of your friends is sad, what shouldn't you tell her ?
1. What is the problem with you?
2. Is there anything I can do?
3. Would you like to talk about it?
If you want people to accept you, you ___ be less selfish.
1. ought to
2. mustn't
3. may
Girls always want___.
1. boys to understand how they feel.
2. that boys to understand how they feel.
3. that boys understand how they feel.
The capital of Canada is ___.
1. Ottawa
2. Montreal
3. Vancouver
4. Toronto
"invisible" is prononced
1. inVIsible
2. INvisible
3. inviSIble
4. invisiBLE
___ bag is it? It's John's.
1. Whose
2. Who's
3. Which
If someone sneezes, you can say
1. Bless you
2. Make a wish
3. Please, don't do that in public
The Johnsons ___ live in this street, but they have moved to the countryside.
1. used to
2. were used to
3. don't
4. never
Have you ever been to London? Yes I ___
1. have
2. did
3. do
I would like some milk in my ___.
1. coffee
2. cofee
3. coffe
What are the colors of the British flag?
1. Red, white and blue
2. Red and white
3. Red and green
On which side of the road do you have to ride by law in England?
1. Left
2. Right
3. Left on Sundays and right on the other days
If I have a toothache, I go to the ____.
1. dentist's
2. doctor's
3. chemist's
She is not my sister but she is the daughter of my father, she is my ____.
1. half-sister
2. stepsister
3. brother
The Channel Tunnel connects
1. Calais and Dover.
2. Boulogne sur Mer and Folkestone.
3. Le Havre and Portsmouth.
Which of these places is not in London?
1. 5th Avenue
2. Oxford Street
3. Picadilly Circus.
Australia was discovered by
1. Captain Cook.
2. Marco Polo
3. Christopher Columbus
The sentence "I wish I had a car" means :
1. I'd love to have a car.
2. I had a car but it was stolen.
3. My parents don't want to buy a car.
Which of these sentences is correct?
1. He's got blue eyes and dark hair.
2. He has the eyes blue and dark hair.
3. He has the eyes blue and his hair are dark.
The ending of the plural of church (churches) is pronounced :
1. "iz"
2. "z"
3. "s"
in "business", the "u" is pronounced like
1. the "i" in "fridge"
2. the "u" in "uniform"
3. the "ay" in "pay"
Which letter is mute in the word "chocolate"?
1. The second "o"
2. The first"o"
3. The "a"
John and Peter ___ at a party yesterday.
1. were
2. was
3. are
What does he look like?
1. He's tall, he has green eyes and dark hair.
2. He is fine.
3. Oh yes, he loves his girlfriend.
___ any cinemas where you live?
1. Are there
2. Is there
3. Is it
Is there ___ you would like to do after lunch?
1. anything
2. something
3. everything
How ___ flour do I have to put to make this cake?
1. much
2. many
3. often
Which letter is mute in knife?
1. The k
2. The n
3. The f
I went to Australia ___ the holidays.
1. during
2. while
3. since
Look at ___ people over there!
1. these
2. this
3. that
If it hadn't rained so much,
1. we could have played the match.
2. we can play the match
3. we will have played the match.
What's that smell?
1. I have been cooking fish.
2. I have cooked fish.
3. I was cooking fish.
Where is Kevin?
1. She is wondering where Kevin is.
2. She is wondering where is Kevin.
3. She is wondering where Kevin was
His watch is ___ of gold.
1. made
2. make
3. maded
Where is he?
1. He's playing football.
2. He plays football.
3. He playing football
I didn't want to go to the cinema because
1. I had already seen the movie.
2. I have already seen the movie
Put that cigarette out, it is ___ to smoke here.
1. forbidden
2. allowed
3. possible
He said it was ___ incredible story. In my opinion, it was ___ ridiculous story.
1. an - a
2. a - an
3. a - a
4. an - an
I have 2 children, ___ are married.
1. both
2. each
3. each of them
She finds her new job very ___.
1. boring
2. bored
3. boredom
He said nothing =>
1. He didn't say anything.
2. He didn't say nothing
3. He didn't say something.
The man ___ is waiting outside is my brother.
1. who
2. whose
3. which
He was happy ___ he was invited to the party.
1. because
2. whereas
3. then
I liked the film ___ it was in black and white.
1. even if
2. as if
3. in order to
Many passengers ___ when the Titanic ___.
1. died - sank
2. died - sunk
3. were dying - sink
I stopped believing ___Santa when I was 7.
1. in
2. on
3. at
4. to
He refused to pay for the ticket because it was too ___.
1. expensive
2. cheap
3. uncomfortable
A famous landmark in Australia?
1. Ayers Rock
2. Mount Kilimandjaro
3. The Grand Canyon
In London, buses with 2 "floors" are called ___.
1. double deckers
2. double buses
3. double floors
Water ___ at 100 degrees.
1. boils
2. is boiling
It will be cold, you ___ take some warm clothes.
1. had better
2. can
3. shoudn't
How often do you play tennis?
1. Once a week
2. For 2 hours
3. With John
What did you do yesterday?
1. I swam
2. I was swimming
3. I have swum
When did you last go to the restaurant?
1. Last Thursday
2. With my mum.
3. In London
What's your favourite sport?
1. Swimming
2. To swim
3. Swimming-pool
Why don't we go to the theater tomorrow?
1. Good idea!
2. No, I don't.
3. Yes, we do.
What is your city like?
1. It's small, but there are many things you can do.
2. I like it a lot.
___ I open the window please? It's hot in here.
1. May
2. Must
3. Will
If a triangle is rectangle, then the square of the length of the hypotenuse is equal
1. to the sum of of the square of the length of the other two sides.
2. to the sum of the length of the other two sides.
3. to the square of the sum of the other two sides.
If E, F and G are 3 points on a circle C, we can say that
1. the triangle EFG is limited to the circle
2. the triangle EFG is inscribed in the circle
3. the triangle EFG is written in the circle
3 times a number equals the sum of 10 and that number.
1. We cannot know what number it is
2. that number is 30
3. that number is 5
If x is a number whose square is 100, then
1. x = 10,000
2. x = 10
3. x = 10 or -10
RST is an isosceles triangle in R such that the angle of the top R measures 70 °. We can say that :
1. We cannot determine the measure of the angle of the summit S
2. The angle of the summit S measures 100°
3. The angle of the summit S measures 55°
Thanksgiving is celebrated in America on ____.
1. The first thursday of November
2. The fourth thursday of November
3. The fourth thursday of October